Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-27
Transactions in Bonds.


WASHINGTON, September 26th-The total
amount of bonds purchased by the Treasury to-
day under the circular of the 22d instant was
81 ,253 80, of which s1,076, 200 were four and a
half per cents, and S1.T0,050 four per cents.
Total amount of money paid out for bonds un-
der this circular, SO 593, ,i23, which represents
SS,1Si,650 principal and Sl,40S,773 premium on
bonds. These payments are in addition TO the
purchases of Sl1 ,565, 800 of four and a half per
cent. bonds under previous circular. The in
terest due October LIST ST. on four per cent. bonds,
Treasurer to-day without rebate
\ Stroke of Policy, Perhaps.
Copyright, 1857 by tie CGlior7ac -4ssocsatei Pres
NEW YORK, September 26th.-TSpecial The
Telegdm editorially says 1t is noticeable that
the United States steamer Thetis the slO1yest
vessel in the naval service, has been sent to
catch the fast Canadian sealers. As it took her
five months 10 reach Callao, Peru. the peril
nency of this appointment becomes manifest.
The Race War.
Houston (Tex.), September 26th.-Owing to
reports that zoo negroes are under arms in Mata-
gorda county, and that the Sheritfs of Alatagorda
and Hickey counties are moving on them with
large posses of white men, the Houston Light
Guards this afternoon received orders to leave
on special train for the scene. The uprising
of the negroes had its origin in the murder of a
negro constable who had warrant for a white
man.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, September 26th Especial "A
Sherman has been appointed Postmaster at
Colusa Junction.
Star service changes are ordered as follows
FL Colon to Emery from September so, 1SS7-
Curtail route to end at Des Causo omittinp
Emery, and decreasing the distance eight miles
In Oregon: Jacksonville to Medford-Leave
Jacksonville daily at $50 4. n, and 4:S0 p VI
and arrive at Mediord by 40 \. and p NJ.
Leave Medford daily at \. NJ. and 6:i0 P NJ,
and arrive at Jacksonville by $3.50 4. NJ. and $40
p. NJ.
james 4. Holleubeek has been commissioned
Postmaster at Pottsville.
McAulifie Was Really Sick.
BosroS. September a6th- The hackers of
Jack McAulife, of Brooklyn the champion
light weight pugilist of America, met the rep
resentativcs of Jem Carney, the English light
weight champion, in this city to-day, when it
was agreed to postpone the fight between the
champions for six weeks from October Sd Nc
Aulifle's hackers gave Carney $500 in ca h for
agreeing to the postponement, and Carney
agreed to make the stakes s4,s00, instead of
$1,000 ms first proposed. The final deposit was
posted to day The postpOnement was made
necessary by McAuliffe's illness.
General Banks Accounts.
WAsnIsGToN, September 26th.-The Treasury
Marshal Banks, of Massachusetts, vouchers
showing expenditures OF over S3S, 900 by his
office. 1t was the Marshars delay in sending in
his accounts that made the Treasury officials
somewhat apprehensive and as the amount for
which he may now be liable is brought within
the limit of his bond by the vouchers sent in,
the department to-day honor5d his draft for
81 100
Knights of Pythias appointment
CINCISNATI, September 26th.-R l.. c. White
OF Lebanon, Tenn, has been appointed Supreme
Keeper of Records and Seals OF the Knights of
Pythias, to fill the vacancy caused by the de
cease ol Hon. X. Il. Cowan, OF st. Louis.
Yesterdays Ball Games.
NEW YoEK-Bofton p New York S.
PHILADELPHIA-Washingt T. PHILADELPHIA 5
DETROIT Indianapolis =, Detroit1
PlTTsBURG-No game, OH account of rain.
BtooKLYN-Brooklyn 8, Baltimore
CnicA"u--No game, on account of rain.
Slightly Mixed.
sYRACIfE IN. W September 2Gth.-O. Pres
ton, candidate OF the Union Labor Party for
Secretary. OF state, to-day retired in favor of
Johu Swinton, the candidate of the United
Labor Party Tor the same Office. 1t is thought
that the eHtire Union Labor ticket win be re
tired and tue United Labor Henry George)
ticket be indorsed.
THE above is somewhat confused Syinton
is NOT the candidate of the United Labor
Henry Georgel Party. but Henry George him
self heads the ticket.-EDs
Prominent CaIifornians.
Copyright 1887, By the California; Assooateet rress
WASHINGTON, September 26th-lspecial. w.
E. Norwood, OF San Francisco, arrived hero to-
day, and Irving VI. Scott left this afternoon for
California.
Boodlers to be Surrendered.
CHICAGO, September 26ih.-M. c. Mcdonald
will 20 into the Criminal Court tomorrow and
surrender ex-Warden Narlett and ex-Couniy
Commissioner Van Pelt into the hands of the
law and ask for the surrender of his bonds,
aggregating $500.
Neebe Goes to the State Prison.
CHICAGO, September 26th- The Anarchist.
oscar Neebe, under sentence TO fifteen years in
the penitentiary, was taken from the County
Jail and started for Joliet tonight
Railroad Train Wrecked.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.1, September 26th.-The
north-bound passenger train on the Iron
Mountain Railroad was wrecked near Walnut
Ridge, Ark, this morning. Members of the
Texarkana and Hot Springs Grand Army Post
were among the passengers, en- route for ST.
Louis The list Of casualties cannot be obtained
at this time.
One New Case of Cholera.
NEW YORK, September 26th.-One more case
of chnlera has daNelnnnd